Every Reason to Love "Free Churro" (Bojack Horseman S5E6)

There's a reason why this is one of the most-discussed episodes of Bojack Horseman. Not only does it take a big swing with its storytelling, but it also has some of the greatest and dialogue and character reflection I've ever seen on television. The way they dive into Bojack's familial relationships and display them with such care and complexity is nothing short of brilliant. All three of them feel like fleshed-out, fully "real people", even if I still despise two of them. Plus, the episode goes by in about five seconds. This is approximately my twentieth time watching this episode (no, I'm not exaggerating), and every time it feels like a five minute monologue rather than a twenty minute one. The pacing is so consistent it's hard to tell that you are speeding through the minutes, and the writing and dialogue is absolutely engaging and impossible to turn away from. Once again, this show has an episode that is impossible to forget about and is one of a kind. Thanks so much for all the genuine support on our videos! It really means a lot to us to hear your opinions and make this channel stronger. If you want to support us MORE, though: Support our patreon:   / positvty   -- Where else to find me: Twitter:   / alexdiflip   Instagram:   / alexdiflip   -- Comment what you'd like to see next! #videoessay #positivity #bojack #bojackhorseman #willarnett #netflix #perfect #television #tvseries #series #tv #positvty #character #characters #characterstudy #characteranalysis #animation #animated #animatedseries #bestof #best #bestmoments #relationship #everythinggreatabout #tvwins #freechurro #season5 #episode6 #beatricehorseman